Well good for them.

Well good for them. I remember when I had a phone like this - I think it was a 3360, it ad a radio in it - that when dropped it didn't smash, but the back plate that covered the battery would just pop off and bounce somewhere at random. And the earphone plug socket was the first thing to go. But I can understand why people don't want a mini computer instead.

I mostly use my mobile for actually phone someone (or more likely getting calls) and telling the time, though recently I I downloaded a timetable app that displays what buses run near to where I am, and when the next one's due. Now that's handy. Thing is, I generally DON'T use my mobile phone at home. I prefer a a landline and desktop instead.
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